Is to provide a mechanism of cascaded single-point changes, right?
I have a button, 'Btn1', that provides some function. I need that function on 20 tabs. So rather than create 20 separate buttons, I create one button & 19 aliases. Later, I need to change the color/size, I only need to do it once. I need to change the functionality, MIDI/OSC/whatever, I only need to do it once.
I need to rename the button to make it more consistent with the modified functionality....
OOOOOPS!!! 19 aliases just vanished into thin air,
REALLY??????????????
It's 2017. You folks need to hire some talented programmers if you can't fix this laughable editor to properly handle object/expression/script renaming. This is and always has been one of the most expensive apps. It is virtually unsupported at this stage. How about a little giving back already?
The Purpose of Aliases
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Re: The Purpose of Aliases
As far as I can tell that's the purpose.Is to provide a mechanism of cascaded single-point changes, right?
I understand your frustration.It's 2017. You folks need to hire some talented programmers if you can't fix this laughable editor to properly handle object/expression/script renaming. This is and always has been one of the most expensive apps. It is virtually unsupported at this stage. How about a little giving back already?
Why not use a text object and change the text as a work around?
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Re: The Purpose of Aliases
I think the last time the editor was updated (which introduced a number of bugs on Windows) was 2013/2014? I guess standards were lower back thent's 2017. You folks need to hire some talented programmers if you can't fix this laughable editor to properly handle object/expression/script renaming. This is and always has been one of the most expensive apps. It is virtually unsupported at this stage. How about a little giving back already?